Microsoft has ended mainstream support for Windows 7 today
Bad news for Windows 7 users: as of today, Microsoft is officially ending mainstream support for the operating system. You shouldn’t let that worry you
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Android apps collect a disturbing amount of data on their users
Many apps need your permission to access various parts of your smartphone before they can work, and many of us simply grant them this permission
Cortana demonstrated on Windows 10 in leaked video
It’s been known for quite some time now, through various rumors and leaks, that Microsoft is bringing Cortana to Windows 10. Microsoft hasn’t even released
Microsoft is replacing Office’s Clip Art feature with Bing Images
Microsoft has announced that the expansive Clip Art library that has long been associated with the company’s Office productivity software suite is being done away
Facebook’s Flow could help programmers find elusive bugs in JavaScript
Facebook has announced that it’ll be releasing an early version of its open-source static type checker, known as Flow, for JavaScript. Flow is designed to
Microsoft is open-sourcing .NET and bringing it to Linux and OS X
Microsoft made a shocking announcement earlier this week when it revealed its plans to open source the full server-side .NET core stack, according to Geek
Android 5.0 begins OTA rollout to most Nexus and Moto devices
Good news for Android users, Google has announced that OTA updates for Android 5.0 Lollipop are currently rolling out for most Nexus devices. Owners of
Scripting Versus Natural for Website Chat
Website chat is quickly becoming a must-have feature on websites, particularly those that are selling a service or product. People want answers. They don’t always